USB disk drive issue with V4 build 3540

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  1. Curtis Conner

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    I am running Windows XP Service Pack 3 and Parallels V4 build 3450. I have a WD 300GB disk drive formatted using NTFS. I am trying to copy a VM from my MAC partition (over a SMB network) connection.

    I was able to do this in version 3.0 of Parallels but the new V4 version seems to hang during a copy. I have tried using both the explorer and xcopy to do the copy.

    How can i get this fixed?
     
  2. John@Parallels

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    Is it big file, or too many files?
     
  3. Curtis Conner

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    No, i am trying to copy over a Parallels directory e.g. an old VM that i want to save. it hangs on small and large files the same. the directory that it is stoping on is the harddrive0
     
  4. John@Parallels

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    Antivirus on Windows side?
     
  5. Curtis Conner

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    No, just Windows XP SP 3 real clean system with no AV or Windows Defender running
     
  6. John@Parallels

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  7. Curtis Conner

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    nope still hangs. This worked just fine in V3
     
  8. Curtis Conner

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    A bit more info, when it locks prl_vm_app is pegged at 100% cpu
     
  9. Curtis Conner

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    OK guys, this not going anywhere. Now when i work for more than 1 hour in the VM it just hangs the complete VM.
     
  10. John@Parallels

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    If you cannot copy through Samba, it is something wrong in Windows, in this case nothing from Parallels is involved,
    Please backup VM, and try Windows repair
     

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